Find all official postal codes and zip codes for Yakawlang, located in Bamyan, Afghanistan. The table below lists the specific postal codes for various places, towns, and neighborhoods within Yakawlang to ensure your mail and packages are correctly routed.
| Place Name | Postal Code |
|---|---|
| Ab Qoul Bala | 1651 |
| Ab Qoul Sufla | 1651 |
| Air Koch | 1651 |
| Akhondan | 1651 |
| Ala Qala | 1651 |
| Ali Jan | 1651 |
| Amrotak | 1651 |
| Aptoo | 1651 |
| Aral | 1651 |
| Arg Zary | 1651 |
| Arghosha | 1651 |
| Aspgoli | 1651 |
| Bagh Arbab Ya Khawalak | 1651 |
| Baghalak | 1651 |
| Baghalak Hulya | 1651 |
| Baghalak Sufla | 1651 |
| Baid Moshkai | 1651 |
| Baidak | 1651 |
| Baigal Joy Bala | 1651 |
| Bairly | 1651 |
| Bakak Bala | 1651 |
| Bakak Payen | 1651 |
| Bakhmal | 1651 |
| Bala Sai | 1651 |
| Bato Ye | 1651 |
| Bayarak | 1651 |
| Bazar Yakawulang | 1651 |
| Boghondak | 1651 |
| Boghondak Chashma | 1651 |
| Boghri | 1651 |
| Bom | 1651 |
| Bom Kakul | 1651 |
| Borka | 1651 |
| Bota Zar | 1651 |
| Chahil Borj | 1651 |
| Char Dewaly | 1651 |
| Char Dewar | 1651 |
| Chashma Pahlokaf Lezak | 1651 |
| Chashma Sheren | 1651 |
| Cheahl Dukhtaran | 1651 |
| Chowkak | 1651 |
| Dahan Char Dahi Dasht | 1651 |
| Dahan Dara Chasht | 1651 |
| Dahan Dargashtak | 1651 |
| Dahan Ghashar | 1651 |
| Dahan Jaghori | 1651 |
| Dahan Kank | 1651 |
| Dahan Kech | 1651 |
| Dahan Khaisrow | 1651 |
| Dahan Morghi | 1651 |
| Dahan Naw Shor | 1651 |
| Dahan Qoul Chahil Borj | 1651 |
| Dahan Sayer Dagh | 1651 |
| Dahan Seya Darah | 1651 |
| Dahan Sorkh Baid | 1651 |
| Dahan Tarnook | 1651 |
| Dahan Tawa | 1651 |
| Dahan Zoleaj | 1651 |
| Dahana | 1651 |
| Dahanah Gazak | 1651 |
| Dahi Baybod | 1651 |
| Dahi Mir | 1651 |
| Dahi Now | 1651 |
| Dahi Paitoo | 1651 |
| Dahi Payen Kota Sadat | 1651 |
| Dahi Sorkh | 1651 |
| Dahi Sorkhak | 1651 |
| Dahi Tarchi | 1651 |
| Dahi Yak | 1651 |
| Dahi Yalak Kata Tala Bayanan | 1651 |
| Dam Dasht Sabz Darah | 1651 |
| Dara Mazar | 1651 |
| Dara Uod | 1651 |
| Dara Zowar | 1651 |
| Dasht Daga | 1651 |
| Dasht Ghaibi | 1651 |
| Dasht Hulya | 1651 |
| Dasht Sachak | 1651 |
| Dasht Sufla | 1651 |
| Deow Khana | 1651 |
| Do Abi | 1651 |
| Do Borja | 1651 |
| Doaw Shah Qadam | 1651 |
| Dodak | 1651 |
| Dorashtak | 1651 |
| Dozdan Chashma | 1651 |
| Eail Boyak | 1651 |
| Ealdo Dar | 1651 |
| Fairoz Bahar | 1651 |
| Feroz Bahar Samadi | 1651 |
| Gahwara Sang | 1651 |
| Galalak | 1651 |
| Gandab | 1651 |
| Gandah Kotal | 1651 |
| Gard Baid | 1651 |
| Gardana Anbar Patoo | 1651 |
| Gayro Gardana Anbar | 1651 |
| Gharak | 1651 |
| Ghazi | 1651 |
| Ghonda Sang | 1651 |
| Ghor Ghorak | 1651 |
| Ghorband | 1651 |
| Giro | 1651 |
| Gom Ab | 1651 |
| Gombazi | 1651 |
| Gor Gak | 1651 |
| Gow Band | 1651 |
| Gowhar Gen | 1651 |
| Halwa Qoul | 1651 |
| Hazar Chashma Ganda Jowi | 1651 |
| Hazar Chashma Paitow | 1651 |
| Hazar Chashma Sokhta | 1651 |
| Hazar Kushta | 1651 |
| Hessarak | 1651 |
| Howz Khoshk | 1651 |
| Howz Lakhak | 1651 |
| Howz Shah | 1651 |
| Ispi Dark | 1651 |
| Jamhak | 1651 |
| Jangalak | 1651 |
| Jarokashan Hulya | 1651 |
| Jarokashan Sufla | 1651 |
| Jeydan | 1651 |
| Joshang | 1651 |
| Jowi Now | 1651 |
| Kadlak | 1651 |
| Kaji | 1651 |
| Kaji Bala | 1651 |
| Kal Khak | 1651 |
| Kalan Dahi | 1651 |
| Kalta Toop | 1651 |
| Kamar | 1651 |
| Kan Sorb | 1651 |
| Kandaha | 1651 |
| Kaparak | 1651 |
| Kar Gah | 1651 |
| Kata Khana | 1651 |
| Kata Qala | 1651 |
| Katawak | 1651 |
| Keji Tena | 1651 |
| Khak Cheghel | 1651 |
| Khak Doo | 1651 |
| Khak Matak | 1651 |
| Khalaf Shair | 1651 |
| Kham Bazargan | 1651 |
| Kham Garmak | 1651 |
| Kham Mastana | 1651 |
| Khar Baidak | 1651 |
| Khar Qolba | 1651 |
| Kharistan | 1651 |
| Khorjen Balaq Hulya | 1651 |
| Khorjen Balaq Sufla | 1651 |
| Khowja Baidak | 1651 |
| Khowja Kafsha | 1651 |
| Khushakak | 1651 |
| Khushk Darah | 1651 |
| Kochakak Nakhshi Zamin Rajab | 1651 |
| Koh Kinik | 1651 |
| Kot Bala Sar Kanak | 1651 |
| Kot Som | 1651 |
| Kotah Sokhtah | 1651 |
| Kotak | 1651 |
| Kushkak | 1651 |
| Lailwar | 1651 |
| Larbaizan | 1651 |
| Ligan | 1651 |
| Lorcha | 1651 |
| Lowr | 1651 |
| Lowr Zard | 1651 |
| Maidanak | 1651 |
| Mandik | 1651 |
| Manteq | 1651 |
| Marg Shawa Dahi Kok | 1651 |
| Marof | 1651 |
| Marsi | 1651 |
| Meyan Dahi | 1651 |
| Meyan Qoul | 1651 |
| Meyana Dahi | 1651 |
| Minar | 1651 |
| Mohammad Sharaf | 1651 |
| Monir Yak | 1651 |
| Mosh Khank | 1651 |
| Na Yak | 1651 |
| Naicha Balaq | 1651 |
| Naik Zary | 1651 |
| Namadak Hulya | 1651 |
| Namadak Sufla | 1651 |
| Naqoum | 1651 |
| Nashir | 1651 |
| Nawa Qurban | 1651 |
| Naway Sayyidan | 1651 |
| Nazar Shah | 1651 |
| Now Abad | 1651 |
| Now Dost | 1651 |
| Now Gala | 1651 |
| Now Ghazi | 1651 |
| Now Jowi | 1651 |
| Nowi Khom | 1651 |
| Obaha | 1651 |
| Olang | 1651 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Yakawlang districts in Afghanistan. The postal codes listed on this page correspond to specific towns, villages, and post offices within this area.
| Country | Afghanistan (AF) |
|---|---|
| Provinces | Bamyan |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
Yakawlang is a district located in the central highlands of Bamyan Province, Afghanistan. Situated approximately 150 kilometers northwest of the provincial capital Bamyan City, this district occupies a strategic position within the rugged Hindu Kush mountain range. With an estimated population of around 120,000 people, Yakawlang covers an area of approximately 2,500 square kilometers of predominantly mountainous terrain characterized by deep valleys and high plateaus. The district is administratively divided into several sub-districts and villages, with the town of Yakawlang serving as the administrative center. The region's economy is primarily based on subsistence agriculture, livestock rearing, and some small-scale mining activities. Historically, Yakawlang has been an important cultural and trade center along ancient routes connecting central Afghanistan with the northern regions. The district's elevation, ranging from 2,500 to over 3,500 meters above sea level, contributes to its harsh winters and moderate summers, making it suitable for growing cold-resistant crops like potatoes, wheat, and barley. Yakawlang's population consists mainly of Hazara people, who have maintained their distinct cultural traditions and Shia Muslim faith despite the region's challenging geography and historical conflicts. For detailed postal code information and administrative subdivisions within Yakawlang District, comprehensive resources are available to assist with navigation and service delivery across its various communities.
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